Holidays don't feel like holidays if you have to leave your furry best friend home (or in a kennel). Luckily, our wide network of pet-friendly caravan parks in Queensland means there are plenty of dog-friendly accommodation options to choose from, from the Whitsundays to the Outback.
Whether you're holidaying in a cabin or caravan site, here's where you can escape together with your dog on your next Queensland getaway.
*Jump to a region:* Whitsundays · Townsville & Dry Tropics · Capricorn Coast & Gladstone · Fraser Coast & Bundaberg · Sunshine Coast & Cooloola · Tropical North & Atherton Tablelands · Outback Queensland · Central Highlands · Darling Downs & Southern QLD · Mackay
Please note that all information is accurate at time of publishing. Individual park terms and conditions will apply, and some parks restrict pets to certain areas or apply them on a case-by-case basis. When travelling with your pet, always check ahead prior to your arrival.
Pet-friendly accommodation in the Whitsundays
- Discovery Parks - Airlie Beach - Pet friendly
- Bowen Palms Caravan Park - Pet friendly
Pet-friendly accommodation in Townsville & the Dry Tropics
- Discovery Parks - Townsville - Pet friendly
- Discovery Parks - Ayr - Pet friendly
- Townsville Tourist & Lifestyle Village - Pet friendly
- Coral Coast Tourist Park - Pet friendly
- Charters Towers Tourist Park - Pet friendly
- Ingham Tourist Park - Pet friendly
Pet-friendly accommodation on the Capricorn Coast & Gladstone region
- Discovery Parks - Rockhampton - Pet friendly
- Discovery Parks - Coolwaters, Yeppoon - Pet friendly
- Discovery Parks - Tannum Sands - Pet friendly
- Southside Holiday Village - Pet friendly
- Tasman Holiday Parks - Fisherman's Beach - Pet friendly
- 1770 Holiday Village - Pet friendly
Pet-friendly accommodation on the Fraser Coast & Bundaberg region
- Discovery Parks - Bargara - Pet friendly
- Discovery Parks - Fraser Street, Hervey Bay - Pet friendly
- Hervey Bay Caravan Park - Pet friendly
- Fraser Coast Holiday Park - Pet friendly
- Burrum Shores Beachfront Campground - Pet friendly
- Splitters Farm - Pet friendly
Pet-friendly accommodation on the Sunshine Coast & Cooloola Coast
The Sunshine Coast is one of Queensland's most searched-for dog-friendly destinations - these parks put you close to the region's pet-friendly beaches and hinterland trails.
- Alex Beach Cabins And Tourist Park - Pet friendly
- Standown Park - Pet friendly
- Rainbow Beach Holiday Village - Pet friendly
- Tin Can Bay Tourist Park - Pet friendly
Pet-friendly accommodation in Tropical North Queensland & the Atherton Tablelands
- Discovery Parks - Lake Tinaroo - Pet friendly
- Discovery Parks - Mount Surprise - Pet friendly
- Kookaburra Holiday Park - Pet friendly
- Lake Placid Rainforest Retreat - Pet friendly
- Crystal Cascades Holiday Park - Pet friendly
- Mission Beach Hideaway Holiday Village - Pet friendly
- King Reef Resort - Pet friendly
Pet-friendly accommodation in Outback Queensland
- Discovery Parks - Argylla - Pet friendly
- Discovery Parks - Cloncurry - Pet friendly
- Sunset Tourist Park - Pet friendly
- Cunnamulla Tourist Park - Pet friendly
- Bailey Bar Caravan Park - Pet friendly
- Roma Big Rig Tourist Park - Pet friendly
- Pelican Rest Tourist Park - Pet friendly
Pet-friendly accommodation in the Central Highlands
- Discovery Parks - Biloela - Pet friendly
- Emerald Cabin and Caravan Village - Pet friendly
Pet-friendly accommodation on the Darling Downs & Southern Queensland
- Goondiwindi Tourist Park - Pet friendly
- Goondiwindi Holiday Park - Pet friendly
- Stanthorpe Top Of The Town Tourist Park - Pet friendly
- Crows Nest Tourist Park - Pet friendly
- Yarraman Caravan Park and Cabins - Pet friendly
Pet-friendly accommodation in Mackay
- Discovery Parks - Mackay - Pet friendly
Frequently asked questions
Are dogs allowed in cabins at pet-friendly parks in Queensland? It varies by park. Some, like Lake Tinaroo Holiday Park, only allow pets on sites or select balconies rather than inside standard cabins. Always confirm directly with the park before booking.
Do all pet-friendly parks in Queensland guarantee a pet-friendly site? Not always - some parks, such as Barrier Reef Tourist Park, consider pets on application rather than as a blanket policy, so it's worth calling ahead to confirm availability.
Do I need to book in advance for a pet-friendly site? Yes, pet-friendly sites and cabins are limited and can book out quickly, especially during school holidays and peak season, so it's best to book ahead.
Pet-friendly accommodation in other states
Travelling further afield? Explore dog-friendly caravan parks in New South Wales, Victoria and South Australia.
